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Aryan Dixit
posted on 14 MayWhat nobody tells you about Pune rental yields vs. rising rents
Rental yields in Pune are just not adding up anymore, honestly. My kids have moved out, and we're looking to sell our big house in Dhankawadi for a smaller, manageable flat. We were thinking about investing some of the proceeds, maybe even for a rental property, but the numbers look terrible. Rents have shot up, like 30-40% in areas like Baner and NIBM Road in just two years. Everyone's talking about it. But when you factor in property prices, maintenance, and taxes, the actual rental yield for landlords seems so low, maybe 2.5-3%? It feels like tenants are paying a lot, but landlords aren't really getting great returns either. Is this justified, or will it stabilize? Are Pune properties even worth it for rental income anymore?
#pune-rent#rental-yield#landlord-frustration#investment-advice#dhankawadi
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Totally agree with you, bhai! I'm a first-time buyer looking in Kothrud and even I'm seeing this trend. My friends renting in Hinjewadi are paying crazy amounts, but when I checked property prices there, the EMIs are so high that rental income barely covers half of it. It's like a lose-lose for both sides. Is this sustainable in the long run?
Haan yaar, same here! I was looking at a 1BHK near Akurdi station, rent was